Valley Home Sales

Thu., Dec. 18, 1997

Listed with address, seller and selling price

4602 W. 42nd - Jimi and William Tierney III, $220,000.

2507 S. Cresta Lane, Greenacres - Taigen and Sons Inc., $243,000.

7823 E. Columbia Drive - HFS Mobility Services Inc., $159,000.

2419 S. Dishman Mica Road - David and Judith Emerson, $110,000.

1105 S. Evergreen, Veradale - Gordon Pro and Kathleen Sharley, $101,000.

10820 E. 31st - Daniel and Toni Skeman, $118,000.

4058 E. Fifth - Debbie and Jeremy James, $65,000.

4317 E. 54th - Donald and Susan Wiese, $137,500.

8024 E. Elde - Denneth and Beverly Gawlowski, $177,500.

2604 N. Ella - Jerry and Brenda Libey, $76,000.

1905 N. Laura - Gary and Joan Shepard, $89,000.

502 S. Custer - Robert Lavigne and Kumiko Nishimura, $30,000.

20520 E. First, Greenacres - Richard and Rebecca Balestrieri, $164,000.

8119 E. Elde Drive - Federal National Mortgage Association, $125,000.

19215 E. Indiana - Lindsey Construction Inc., $103,950.

4204 E. 13th - Robert and Patricia McKee, $105,950.

14505 E. Longfellow - Steven Mikel, $91,000.

11611 E. Sinto - Debra Mortenso, $65,000.

11024 E. 37th - Thomas Davies, $110,000.

14704 E. 12th - Shirley and Michael Clemens, $109,900.

1617 S. Rocky Ridge Drive - Robert and Cheryl Jackson, $205,500.

14704 E. Valley Way - Susan Uyeno, $91,000.

512 S. Lucille Lane - William and Patricia Duffey, et al., $98,950.

2216 N. Lily - estate of Laura Chick, $70,000.

4906 E. Frederick - James and Virginia Cassel, $70,000.

4021 N. Adams - Brenda Millay-Mai, $67,000.

8717 E. Mission - Jessie Iler, $74,000.

16111 E. Wabash - Thomas and Velva Myers, $87,500.

23213 E. Settler, Liberty Lake - Parkland Homes Inc., $192,990.

7025 E. 11th - Scott and Judi Baggarley, $75,950.

4117 E. Ninth - Leanne Lynch, $100,000.

4612 N. Campbell - Allen and Mary Hobson, $128,000.

14902 E. 14th - Lonnie Barron, $91,000.

6205 E. 17th - Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, $81,105.

12613 W. Ninth - Hayden Enterprises Inc., $75,125.

314 S. Barker, Greenacres - Robert and Nina Arrasmith, $107,000.

5527 E. Parkwater - Marilyn Lystad and Raymond Tweedy, $56,950.

18821 E. Montgomery, Otis Orchards - The Allen Living Trust, $64,000.

516 N. Garry, Liberty Lake - Parkland Homes Inc., $162,500.

1722 N. McMillan, Greenacres - Castlewood Homes Inc., $120,818.

4418 N. Morrow Court - DCBL Inc., $114,431.

4110 E. 42nd - Joann Allen, $119,900.

4515 N. Lucille - Michael and Diane Gerimonte, $110,000.

4711 N. Best - Margaret Snizik, $95,500.

4512 N. Best - Michael Relyea, $6,562.

1306 N. Fairway, Liberty Lake - Elite Properties of America Inc., $113,500. 1825 N. Balfour - Frank Gabrian, $82,000.

411 S. Shelly Lake Lane - Shelley Lake Development, $59,900.

417 S. Sonord Lane - Shelley Lake Development, $34,900.

715 S. Farr - Homeside Lending Inc., $60,190.

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